News Highlights: Top Company News of the Day
October 22 2018 - 3:15PM
Dow Jones News
Kimberly-Clark Names Michael Hsu as CEO, Successor to Thomas Falk
Kimberly-Clark said it was switching chief executives in the
midst of a restructuring program intended to boost profits as it
struggles with weak sales.
Wells Fargo Agrees to $65 Million Settlement With N.Y. Attorney General Over Cross-Selling
Wells Fargo & Co. has agreed to pay a $65 million fine to
settle claims brought by the New York Attorney General's office
that the bank misled investors about its cross-selling tactics.
Bristol-Myers Faces a Costly Delay
Delay of Bristol-Myers' key lung-cancer application stings
investors in competitive, lucrative field.
Super Micro Computer Denies Malicious Chip Report
Super Micro Computer said in a letter to customers that a media
report claiming a malevolent hardware chip was installed in its
motherboards is incorrect and that it is conducting a review in
light of the story.
Don't Bid on eBay Just Yet
PayPal results suggest eBay's recent marketplace growth spurt
may be short lived.
Linde-Praxair Merger Approved by U.S. FTC
Linde said that the U.S. Federal Trade Commission has
conditionally approved its merger with Praxair, removing the last
hurdle to the companies' yearslong pursuit of a tie-up.
EU Launches Probe Into Vodafone-Liberty Global Deal
EU regulators have opened an investigation into possible
competition issues raised by Vodafone Group's acquisition of
Liberty Global's assets.
Hasbro Still Feels Sting From Loss of Toys 'R' Us Business
Hasbro continued to struggle in the aftermath of Toys "R" Us's
demise, as liquidation sales damped demand for orders and finding
new places for the lost business created complications.
Kellogg Returning Honey Smacks to Shelves After Salmonella Recall
Kellogg's Honey Smacks cereal will begin returning to U.S.
shelves next month in limited quantities following a nationwide
recall over salmonella concerns.
Halliburton Profit Beats Forecasts Despite Softness in Demand
Halliburton profit rose 19% in the latest quarter but the
oil-field services company said demand for some of its key
operations came in weaker than anticipated.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
October 22, 2018 15:00 ET (19:00 GMT)
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